Dangerous Cargo by Nestra

Serenity takes on some unusual cargo.

Humour // NC-17 // Romance

Simply Perfectest by Voleuse

Hate the title, love the story. Wash and Zoe are one of my absolute favourite fictional couples, and they didn’t get nearly enough airtime on the show (either together or separately.)

It’s unfortunate, Wash thinks, that Zoe isn’t a fan of dinosaurs.

Wash tries to woo Zoe in his own inimitable way. Zoe doesn’t take him seriously.

Het // Humour // PG // Romance

Indistinguishable from Magic by Kieyra

A little post-Serenity wish fulfillment.

G // Gen // Sci-fi/Fantasy

Refuge by Elizbeth Ann Lewis

This story is actually a crossover between Firefly and another universe, but I’m not going to say which one–it’s more fun to realize it for yourself.

Serenity carries a group of settlers to their new home.

Crossover // G

A Question of Trust by Alara Rogers

At the end of Promises, John lets Scorpius mess with his brain in the hope that it will rid him of Harvey. Here’s one way Harvey might have changed his mind.

“Am I supposed to have you in here forever, Harv? I’m never alone with you around. I never get any privacy, any space to myself.”

“You’re never lonely, either,” Harvey retorted. “You’re never standing alone against a threat, like you were the first time Scorpius put you in the Chair. I’ve always got your back, John. Even when I think it’s too dangerous and you shouldn’t be doing it, I’ve always tried to protect you. Doesn’t that make us friends? Buddies? Partners, at least?”

More than in any other fandom, good Farscape stories make me wish they were canon, and A Question of Trust is no exception. I’ve never been all that fond of Harvey, but I think the show passed up a great opportunity by keeping John’s relationship with him mainly antagonistic and confrontational.

Gen // PG // Sci-fi/Fantasy // Top 100